Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-12

Miss Laura Saunders, of BelIefontaine. is
the guest "f friends in the city.
Mrs. c. A. Williams left for Morril-
ton, Ark, this morning, via the Bee line
Mr.. Frederick HoIford and wife returned
home this morning from ln,erlachen. Fla.
where they have been spending the winter
Councilman J. J. Hopes left this morn
ing on business trip Ia Xenia. Dayton and
other points. lie will be abSrn, two or
three days.
MeSSrs. Martin OD"nnell and X. {. Me
Cloud. both of whom arr prominent London
attorneys, were In the city this morning on
legal business.
Tuesday evening will he the regular
meeting night Of John Brown post, the
new colored Il. A. X. organization recently
organized in this city.
Mrs. X. \. HrNter, of London. and Mr. and
Mrs. }. NJ. Burk, of Columbus. are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Fellowes. nf
NJ is west Mulberry street.
II the High school alumni proposes
having the usual annual reunion this year.
it is time something were being done To
ward arranging for the preliminaries.
Mrs. f.. b. Cassidy and daughter, Miss
Mary, went 10 Piqua to-day Ia attend the
Episcopal convention for the diocease of
southern Ohio, which is in session there.
Mr.. Frank Martin. a graduate of Williss
College, left today for Atchinson. Kansas.
He will be employed as chief Stenographer
of the law firm of Wagner, Martin n Orr
There will be a special communication OF
Clark lodge No. l0l F. and A. NJ. on Tues
day evening, May l3, for work in the NJ
NJ. degree. Every member is urged to be
present.
Councilman W. X. Burnett returned from
an extended trip 10 Muncie, Ind. last
night. He saws they have a very nice tow
there even without a gas boom, hut Spring
field is good enough for him.
The prohibitionists will take action al
their club meeting toningt relative to having
big camp meeting here the later part Of
June. II they undertake it, il is under
stood they propose making something big
out of it.
Superintendent Ralph Peters. of Cincn-
natl, Assistant Superintendent l.. +. Skin
ner Of Nenia. and RoadmaSter W. A.
Scharvin. of Cincinnati, all of the Little
Miami railroad. were in the city yesterday
afternoon on aailroad business.
Miss Emma Baker. daughter of Sheriff
Baker, and her two guests. Miss Louisa
Sheehan and Miss Taylor, of DAYTON. were
charmingly serenaded last night. After the
Serenade the boys were invited into the
house where they were treated royalty.
Babel, the celebrated cowboy pianist.
will be at the Grand opera house. Friday
and Saturday evenings of next week, with
Saturday matinee. Bable is sort of white
Blind Tom" and one of his .feats is Ia
play the piano with cloth over the key
board.
In the police court yesterday afternoon
Dave Fitzgerald was fined Slj for being
drunk and dtsorderly; Philip Doud. so for
drunkenness, and Sam Ryan. s. for disor-
derry conduct. MIR. and Mrs. Adams.
cAarsed with disorderly conduct. were dis
| missed.
Miss Miranda, the graceful and daring
lady trapeze artist with Miller Stowe ~
Ffeeman's circus, is a cousin of Dr. $ ID.
Miranda, of this city. He had Il very
pleasant interview with her last night She
Is from Denver, Colorado.
Mr.. George Peters. of Cincinnati. CLAIM,
agent Of the Little Miami railroad, was in
the city yesterday 10 see Mr.. Charles W.
Cathcart, who was injured at Yellow
Springs on Tuesday. Mr.. Peters desired IL
learn whether Mr.. Cathcart would lay a
claim for damages against the road.